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University Foundation & Master’s Preparation

2021


I loved the school, the atmosphere, how professional it is. My course prepared me to study and work in a very international and diverse environment. I would recommend Bell to anyone!SANDRO, ITALY DESTINATION: CASS BUSINESS SCHOOL

Student journey What are you interested in doing? 4

Choose your ideal pathway 5

Where will you progress? 6

Our partner universities 7

Our programmesBusiness 9

Science & Engineering 10

Humanities 11

Law 12

Master’s Preparation 13

Select your modules 14

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Not just another English language schoolWe are a leading language school and education provider in the UK - delivering unforgettable learning experiences that transform lives.

Here are just a few reasons why we are confident that Bell is the right school for you:

Bell was the perfect step before my Master’s because I feel more prepared and confident. It was one of the best choices I made in my life.

FLORIANE, BELGIUM DESTINATION: SOAS UNIVERSITY LONDON

All students passed their Foundation programme and received university offers

All students achieved an IELTS score above 5.5

90% of students received offers from top 30 universities in the UK

Class of 2019/20:

Diverse nationality mix

Beautiful location

65 years of experience

Guaranteed progression

Profits support the Foundation

Free excursions and day trips

Personal advice & support

On-campus residences

Track record of success

Learn the Bell Way

University connections

Teaching expertise

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Whatever your ambition, we will work together to ensure you have a solid foundation – of subject knowledge, language confidence and academic skills – that will maximise your potential for success at university.

What are you interested in?

Let us help you!You may prefer to discuss your needs with one of our education advisors, so that we can consider the specific needs and goals of a student in order to make a recommendation.

Contact us online and we can arrange a private appointment. www.bellenglish.com/contact-us

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Prepare for an undergraduate degree in business, management or economics by developing your knowledge of fundamental theories and practice that have shaped the business world.

Business Foundation

Business or economics

Gain the subject knowledge, practical laboratory skills and understanding of scientific principles and terminology to start your degree with full confidence, know-how and direction.

Science & Engineering Foundation

Science, technology or engineering

Develop your knowledge of the law and justice system. Strengthen your analytical and research skills to support your learning and future as a lawyer, attorney or changemaker in other industries.

Law Foundation

Law, policy or legal justice

Human culture offers rich possibilities for study - like media, sociology, politics, criminology, psychology, international relations. Gain critical skills for success at university in your chosen field.

Humanities Foundation

Culture, society or humanities

Expertise matters and studying at postgraduate level allows you to do the extraordinary - become a specialist. Develop your advanced academic skills and language fluency to help you succeed.

Master’s preparation programme

Be a specialist or expert in my field

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This programme is suitable for students with a higher level of English and is ideal for those aspiring to study a postgraduate research degree at university.

Our business fast-track programme is suitable for students with a higher level of English and studies in a country with an academic year that ends after September.

Gain a comprehensive introduction to academic study in English, preparing you for every aspect of university life and giving you plenty of time to explore university options.

This four-term course allows you to spend a term exploring the UK and focusing on improving your core English language skills before you study subjects from September.

University Foundation Academic

University Foundation Fast-track

Master’s preparation 1 - 3 terms

University Foundation Extended

You have the flexibility to start your university pathway at various stages during the academic year. Find the right fit for you.

Choose your ideal pathway

SeptJune Jan

Pathway progression

ExtendedAcademic Termly

Fast track

SeptApr June

UK university

Course components Weekly hours (first term only)

English and Academic English

15 hours

IELTS preparation

4.5 hours

Study skills

1.5 hours

Course components Weekly hours

Subject Modules 1, 2, 3

9 hours

Academic skills

module

9 hours

Learning support

3 hours


Subject Modules 1, 2, 3

13.5 hours

Academic skills

module

10.5 hours

Learning support

1.5 hours


Academic language

development

7.5 hours

Study skills

6 hours

Exam preparation

4.5 hours

Learning support

3 hours

EastAnglia Ruskin University

University of Bedfordshire

University of Northampton

Central EnglandAston University, Birmingham

University College, Birmingham

Coventry University

De Montfort University

University of Leicester

WalesBangor University

Cardiff Metropolitan University

University of Manchester

University of Liverpool

University of Birmingham

University of Nottingham

University of East Anglia

University of Exeter

Lancaster University

University of Leeds

University of LincolnLoughborough University

Newcastle University

University of Derby

University of Portsmouth

Queen Mary

University of London

Queen’s

University Belfast

The University of Sheffield

University of

Southampton

University of Surrey

University of Sussex

Swansea University

University of York

West Bath Spa University

LondonCity, University of London

ESCP Europe

Hult International Business School

Kingston University

The University of Law

(inc. De Broc School of Business)

Royal Holloway, University of London

SOAS University of London

University of Westminster, LondonSouth West

Bournemouth University

Buckinghamshire New University

South EastUniversity of Essex

University of Hertfordshire

University of Kent

North EastThe University of Hull

Northumbria University

University of Sunderland

South Oxford Brookes University

University of Reading

University of Winchester

Universities outside of the UK:St. Louis Brussels

IHECS, Brussels

Universita di Roma

University in São Paulo, Brazil

Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), Belgium

European School of Economics, Milan, Italy

University College Maastricht (UCM),

The Netherlands

European University Rotterdam (EUR),

The Netherlands

IE Business School, IE University Madrid, Spain

North WestUniversity of Chester

University of Huddersfield

Liverpool Hope University

Liverpool John Moores

University (LJMU)

Map key

Russell Group University

Top 30 UK University*

Russell Group & Top 30 UK University

* Based on the Guardian University Guide 2019

† Minimum pass grade of 40%, a score of 5.5 or above in each component of the IELTS test and an attendance record of at least 90%.

Choosing a universityChoosing your university is a big decision. Our dedicated Higher Education Advisory offers 1-to-1 impartial support to help you find the right university for you. We can arrange visits and introduce you to universities.

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Our students progress to top universities for their chosen subject.

Last year, all our Foundation students passed their programme† and 86% received offers from top 30 universities in the UK*

Where will you progress?

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We guarantee progression for all successful Bell students to universities across the UK*

Our partner universities

Connecting with university lifeStudents will have the opportunity to connect with our partner universities through various events, activities and university trips. Bell also exclusively hosts University+You, an on-campus university fair where students meet a selection of universities from across the UK.

We also offer a regular programme of talks from visiting university speakers, to give students an insight into university life in areas.

Visiting speaker programmeYou will have regular talks led by visiting university lecturers and speakers and the opportunity to meet representatives from top UK universities.

Visiting speakers are experts in their field and give lectures and workshops on a range of topics related to the subjects offered on the course.

Recent talks were led by:

f Dr Mona Mortazian, Lecturer in Accounting and Finance University of Bedfordshire

f Magnus George, Teaching Fellow in Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Lancaster University

f Dr Noah Kofi Karley, Lecturer in Economics Anglia Ruskin University

Successful completion of the Foundation involves a minimum pass grade of 40%, a score of 5.5 or above in each component of the IELTS test and an attendance record of at least 90%.

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All our courses include:

Course tuition and materials

Full visitor lecture programme and on-campus university fair (in November only)

Regular 1-to-1 tutorials

A full library of study resources at our Learning Resource Centre

Access to leisure pavilion and on-campus sports facilities

Scanning, printing and photocopying

University visits and regular programme of university advice talks

Free internet access

Comprehensive insurance

IELTS exam fees

Regular 1-to-1 advice from our Higher Education Advisory Service

A full-day trip every two weeks and weekly half-day excursion

The course here is totally different to what I have done in China. Bell helped me connect with my university and learn more about what they expect.”JIEYIN, CHINA DESTINATION: UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER


University Foundation

Business Course summaryMin. age 17

Max. class size 12

Min. language level

Academic Intermediate B1

Fast-track Upper Intermediate B2

Weekly hoursExtended 21 Academic 21

Fast-track 25.5

Start dates

Extended 28 June 2021

Academic 20 September 2021

Fast-track 10 January 2022

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Subject modules

BUSINESS STUDIES

ECONOMICS

MATHEMATICS

Course componentsAcademic / Fast-track (per week)

Subject Modules 1, 2, 3 9 hours / 13.5 hours

Academic skills module 9 hours / 10.5 hours

Learning support 3 hours / 1.5 hours

Your programmeChances are, you are a highly-active, ambitious individual that sees opportunities everywhere. Let us support you to develop these qualities in preparation for your future studies and career in business.

Subject modules Strengthen your business knowledge and specialist language skills in key disciplines, like business management, finance, marketing and economics.

Academic skills Get ahead at university by developing a strong foundation of transferrable academic skills before you start your degree, including:

f Notetaking, paraphrashing and listening

f Effective reading, data analysis and interpretation

f Developing evidence-based arguments and expressing opinion

f Research, smart search skills and referencing

f Essay and report writing

Learning support Gain insights from our university speaker programme, on-campus university fairs and regular 1-to-1 university advice and application support with our in-house expert.

On this programme, you will:

f Improve your knowledge and understanding in business to NQF Level 3 (UK National Qualifications Framework)

f Become a confident English language communicator (to at least B2 or IELTS 5.5)

f Learn critical academic language and study skills and assessment techniques

f Strengthen your skills as an independent learner with experience of various assessment methods

Assessment Assessments will be made up of coursework and 2-hour examinations moderated by academic staff at the University of Essex.

Subject module assessment (Academic year) MARKS

S1 EXAM Unseen examination 10

S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report (1500-250 words)

30



Your academic skills are assessed through 70% coursework and 30% examinations. Your language skills are also assessed through an IELTS test in the final term.

On successful completion, you are awarded a Bell Foundation certificate and offered a guaranteed place at a UK university.

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bellenglish.com/science-engineering-foundationUniversity Foundation

Science & Engineering

Subject modules

PHYSICS OR BIOLOGY

CHEMISTRY

MATHEMATICS

Course componentsAcademic (per week)

Subject Modules 1, 2, 3 9 hours

Academic skills module 9 hours

Learning support 3 hours

Course summary

Min. age 17

Max. class size 12

Min. language level

Intermediate B1

Weekly hoursExtended 21

Academic year 21

Start dates



Your programmeSubject modules Strengthen your knowledge and specialist language skills in key disciplines like physics chemistry, biology, maths and mechanics.









f Improve your knowledge and understanding in science to NQF Level 3







S2 COURSEWORK Essay or report based on a laboratory practical

30





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bellenglish.com/humanities-university-foundationUniversity Foundation

Humanities

Subject modules

ECONOMICS OR SOCIOLOGY

POLITICS OR ECONOMICS

MEDIA STUDIES OR LAW





Course summary

Min. age 17

Max. class size 12

Min. language level

Intermediate B1


Academic year 21

Start dates



Your programmeStudying humanities involves a wide range of subjects related to human behaviour and culture. Popular degrees include sociology, politics, criminology, psychology, international relations, or journalism.

Subject modules Build your programme around your goals and interests, and strengthen your knowledge and specialist language skills in disciplines, like sociology, politics, media or economics.









f Improve your knowledge and understanding to NQF Level 3 (UK National Qualifications Framework)








30





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Subject modules

LAW

POLITICS OR BUSINESS STUDIES

SOCIOLOGY OR ECONOMICS





Course summary

Min. age 17

Max. class size 12

Min. language level

Intermediate B1


Academic year 21

Start dates



Your programmeExplore the legal world and study to become a solicitor, barrister or seek a career in social justice, public service or the business sector.

Subject modules Strengthen your knowledge and specialist language skills related to the legal system, including contract law, criminal law and tort. Expand your studies into related disciplines like politics, business, sociology or economics.









f Improve your knowledge and understanding to NQF Level 3 (UK National Qualifications Framework)








30





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Master’s Preparation Course summary

Location Cambridge

Min. age 17

Max. class size

12

Min. language level

Upper intermediate B2

Weekly hours 21

Start dates

4 January 2021 12 April 2021 8 June 2021

20 September 2021 10 January 2022

19 April 2022

Entry requirements

Successful completion of a university degree


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Academic language development 7.5 hours

Study skills 6 hours

Exam preparation 4.5 hours


Your programmeThis graduate preparation programme (also known as a Pre-Master’s pathway) will help you master the skills you need to succeed when pursuing postgraduate-level study at a primarily English-speaking university.

Academic language development

f Academic writing You will learn key writing techniques to effectively tackle exam questions or coursework essays - as well as develop proper referencing skills.

f Academic reading Develop your abilities to skim or scan academic texts while understanding key points made and evaluating how this influences your argument.

f Academic listening Understand effective use of emphasis, pause and intonation from a speaker. Summarise meaning and evaluate opinions based on your listening..

Study skills Research continues to show that some students entering postgraduate university lack confidence in key academic skills. Learn effective techniques and strategies, like::

f Critically analyse literature and identify research gaps for further investigation

f Understanding different approaches to qualitative and quantitative data collection



f Researching using smart search skills and proper referencing

Learning support Gain insights from our university speaker programme, on-campus university fairs and regular 1-to-1 university advice and application support.

We will also support you to prepare for your IELTS or GMAT examination, so you maximise your success and achieve your desired score.


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Select your modules

Customise your programme to your specific interests

Business Foundation

Business studies

Economics

Mathematics

Science & Engineering Foundation

Physics Biology

Chemistry

Mathematics

OR

Humanities Foundation

Law Foundation

Law

SociologyEconomics

OR

OR

Politics Business studies

EconomicsPolitics

OR

Media Studies LawOR

Sociology EconomicsOR

Academic study skillsEnhance your language and study skills needed to function successfully on your undergraduate degree.

Exam preparationYou will receive intensive preparation for the IELTS examination that you will take at the end of your course.

Learning support programmeA programme of supported timetabled self-study sessions, visiting speakers and guidance in choosing and applying for university courses.

1. Choose your course

2. Select your modules 3. Enhance your learning


Business Law

Develop a comprehensive overview of the main business functions and decision making in realistic business contexts. You will study how businesses are organised, how they set and meet objectives and how change, growth and personnel can be managed.

Understand the English legal system and develop a well-rounded view of the legal world. Examine key areas of criminal and civil law and the importance of English and American law in global commerce. You will take a problem-solving approach to law through case studies and evaluating current legal issues.

Business studies

Law

Business structures and cultures

Business objectives and strategy

External influences on business

Stakeholders

Business planning

Financial statements and

cost-volume-profit analysis

Cash forecast, cash flow and

cash control

People management

Marketing: objectives,

strategies and techniques

Competitive influences

Marketing communications

Business operations and processes

Quality management

Operational logistics

Law making

The legal system and courts

Legal profession and judiciary

Contract law

Criminal law offences

Pre-trial procedure

Sources of law

Evidence and burden of proof

Defences and appeals

Punishment, reformation and

rehabilitation

Tort including negligence and

defamation

Gain an awareness and understanding of the factors that influence business organisations.

Develop a broad understanding of business practices and the role played by particular people in the success of a business.

Evaluate the effectiveness of various approaches and marketing techniques.

Strengthen your knowledge of key terms in business finance and develop your abilities to calculate and manipulate data to provide quantitative analysis.

Recognise specialist language and concepts used in the English legal system.

Learn and understand essential legal terminology used when practising law.

Develop analytical skills to analyse and evaluate legal problems.

Use arguments to criticise and defend viewpoints and make balanced and informed judgements.

MODULE

MODULE

Humanities Law


Build a strong foundation of mathematical knowledge. You will cover key areas of pure mathematics and statistics to develop a problem-solving approach. This module will prepare you for more advanced study at university.

Prepare for a politics or international relations degree and gain a good understanding of the system of politics and government in the UK, as well as the wider links to Europe and the wider world.

Mathematics

Politics

Algebra and functions

Quadratic and sketching functions

Arithmetic and geometric series

Trigonometric functions, equations

and identities

Exponentials and logarithms

Differentiation, integration and

radian measure

Coordinate geometry

Statistical problem-solving cycle

Types of data and its interpretation

Correlation and regression

Probability and probability

distribution

Discrete random variables

Binomial and normal distribution

The UK political system,

democracy and elections

The British Constitution and

constitutional principles

The House of Lords, House of

Commons and Parliament

Political parties and their ideologies

Devolution: Scotland, Wales

and Northern Ireland

Human rights and civil liberties

The European Union and Brexit

The relationship of power and

authority, state and government &

democracy and representation

Develop specialist knowledge and understanding of the language and concepts used in mathematics.

Gain practical mathematical skills across a range of core techniques and practices.

Analyse and interpret data to tackle complex mathematical problems.

Learn to gather information from a variety of sources including statistical data.

Build on your knowledge and understanding of key political concepts and gain further specialist vocabulary.

Gain an understanding of the UK political system and how it operates in theory and practice.

Learn to communicate ideas about the UK political system effectively.

Learn about the evolution of political power in the UK over time.

Develop your analytical skills to form balanced discussions on political concepts in an informed and formal manner.

MODULE

MODULE

Business Science & engineering

Humanities Law


Build a strong foundation of skills and knowledge for the study of economics at a higher level. You will learn about the core elements of micro and macro economics and learn concepts and terminology that are central to the study of this subject.

Gain the knowledge and skills to investigate and discuss the role of media, communication and culture in the world. You will understanding the theoretical underpinning of key concepts and analyse these using practical examples and case studies.

Economics

Media studies

Free market economies

Demand, supply and elasticity

Costs and revenues

Market structures and failures

Government intervention

National economic policy

Globalisation and trade

International competitiveness

Trade blocs and single currencies

Genre theory

Narrative structure in film and

news media

Theories of audience

Branding: cultural values in a

commercial context

Semiotics

Marxism and post-Marxism

Identity politics and critical

pluralism

How audiences and media are

influenced by institutions

Representation and stereotyping

Future of television

Globalisation and cultural

imperialism

Understand the fundamentals of and the relationship between micro and macro-economics.

Apply economics concepts to describe, analyse and propose solutions to problems faced by economies.

Understand the role of the government in managing economic changes. Develop your understanding of the value and limitations of economic models in analysing the economy.

Discover global media of our times and how they reflect and shape our society.

Compare and contrast media theories to explain key concepts.

Develop an awareness of cultural factors influencing the creation and process of communication.

Develop analytical skills to review and demonstrate an understanding of factors that influence the production and consumption of media products.

MODULE

MODULE

Business HumanitiesLaw

Humanities


Gain a fundamental understanding of key concepts and theories involved in the sociology discipline. You will explore a range of societies in the world and strengthen your understanding of sociological and cultural issues.

Gain a comprehensive overview of fundamental and applied physics through classroom-based teaching of theory, problem-solving seminars and laboratory-based practicals. You will have numerous opportunities to link theory to reality and prepare for higher level study at university.

Sociology

Physics

Elements of contemporary

sociological thought

Quantitative and qualitative

research methods

Sociology of identity

Sociological theories

Class and power

Ethnicity and gender

Sociology of consumption, work and

education and family

Measurements and their errors

Particles and radiation

Waves

Mechanics and materials

Electricity

Fields and their consequences

Electro-magnetic and quantum

phenomena

Investigative and practical skills

Develop a critical understanding of our society and the world we live in.

Learn how lives intersect with wider social processes and structures.

Focus on key concepts like multiculturalism, crime and deviance, inequality or families.

Improve your abilities to research, analyse and communicate complex data and ideas.

Gain useful insights into social theories and evaluate complex arguments related to these concepts.

Gain awareness and understanding of specialist terminology and classic concepts relating to physics, including quantum mechanics, electricity or nuclear physics.

Develop practical experience required to do simple laboratory physics experiments.

Improve your abilities in interpretting the data from practical experiments in the context of the relevant theories, and derive informed conclusions.

MODULE

MODULE

HumanitiesLaw

Science & engineering


Learn the fundamentals of organic, physical and inorganic chemistry. You will have the opportunity to develop your skills through classroom-based teaching, problem-solving seminars and laboratory-based practicals.

Understand life processes and how organisms interact in our surrounding environment. Explore themes like molecular biology, environmental organisms or genetics and biodiversity to prepare you for advanced study at university.

Chemistry

Biology

Physical chemistry

Inorganic chemistry

Organic chemistry


Biological molecules

Cells

Genetics and biodiversity

Organisms and their environment


Study the fundamentals of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry.

Develop your awareness of specific chemical facts, terminology and principles.

Build on your analytical skills to assess the validity, reliability and credibility of scientific information.

Gain useful laboratory experience and learn to analyse, interpret, explain and evaluate experiments.

Understand the fundamentals of biology including biological facts, specialist terminology and principles.

Develop your critical thinking by assessing the validity, reliability and credibility of scientific information.

Learn to record and communicate valid observations and measurements with appropriate precision and accuracy.

Gain useful laboratory experience and learn to analyse, interpret, explain and evaluate your methodology and results.

MODULE

MODULE




Study in Cambridge

Cambridge is a historic university city with a global reputation for academic excellence. Over a fifth of its residents are students, giving the city a modern, cosmopolitan feel, and the streets are full of fascinating museums, diverse restaurants and quirky shops.

A world-class university city

5 things to do in Cambridge

1. Try punting - the most traditional Cambridge activity. The city is at its most beautiful when viewed from aboard a punt.

2. Visit Grantchester Meadows - a perfect way to spend a Summer’s afternoon. Have a picnic on the meadows, then visit The Orchard Tea Gardens for a traditional cream tea.

3. Go shopping - find everything from well-known brands to chic independent stores and local arts and crafts.

4. Walk along ‘The Backs’ - stroll along the historic backs of the Cambridge colleges and follow in the footsteps of their world-famous alumni.

5. Enjoy some entertainment - watch live music or a play at one of the city’s theatres and venues. If you’re here in the Summer, don’t miss the chance to see a Shakespeare play in the private garden of one of the Cambridge colleges.

Inspiring historic architecture

Beautiful landscapes

Famous University of Cambridge alumni include Charles Darwin and Isaac Newton

World-class arts and culture

Close to London with good transport links

Over 200 cafés, bars, pubs and restaurants

Train Station

Sorrento Residence

Botanic Gardens

Grantchester Meadows

King’s College

Bus Station

Punt Hire

Fitzwilliam Museum

Anglia Ruskin University

Addenbrooke’s Hospital

Bell Garden House & The Frank Bell Residence


CAR PARKING

CYCLE STORAGE

RESTAURANT

FOOTBALL FIELD

COURTYARD

PAVILLION

THE FRANK BELL RESIDENCE

BELL GARDEN HOUSE RESIDENCE

PRAYER ROOM

OUTDOOR SPORTS AREA58

different nationalities

in 2019

Bell Cambridge

Our Cambridge school offers a picturesque study environment and a supportive student community.

Located within easy reach of the historic city centre, it features impressive study, social and leisure facilities including a large contemporary learning centre, student games room and indoor and outdoor dining areas. The school has also got large gardens surrounding the school.

It offers a full on-campus experience with two on-site residence accommodation for students.

A historic school set in beautiful grounds

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Effective English

IELTS exam preparation

Cambridge Exam preparation

Skills

1-to-1 tuition

Business skills

Courses for groups

University Foundation Programme

Free wireless internet

Large learning centre

Two computer rooms

On-site sports facilities

Disabled access/facilities

Prayer room

Dining room and outside eating area, serving hot & cold food

Facilities

Higher Education Advisory Service

Free scanning, printing and copying

Games room with table tennis, computer games, pool table and TV

30 contemporary air-conditioned classrooms with interactive whiteboards

Travel

London Stansted

London Luton

St Pancras Eurostar

London Heathrow

London Gatwick

47km

65km

90km

115km

154km


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Call +44 (0)1223 275598

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